2017 NRL.com Fantasy thread part 41

Gonna be hard to cut Fifita next week

Revraiser wrote:

To be fair he was like the Axe tonight.. chop chop - Giily !

Don't get me wrong he wasnt awful just thought other players were more deserving

Stinkbug wrote:crazy that Taumalolo had a b/e of 76 and still smoked it.

who/what value has been the most expensive player in the history of fantasy?

Smith started the season at $631k, don't think anyone has been more expensive than that. Maybe Jake Friend for a couple of weeks last year?

Milchcow wrote:
Maloney -24 in negatives

He loves that Carter award

And people think the turnstile is a special for origin.

Spectre wrote:

I hate myself

Don't do that.

Finch wrote:

You what M8?

I'm not always right, but I'm never wrong.

"I once thought I was wrong, but I was mistaken"

Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:Gonna be hard to cut Fifita next week

Gosh yes. I'm glad I'm not the only one. I'm starting to get cold feet.

Milchcow wrote:
Just don't understand it sometimes.

We currently have a bunch of players suspended for drug offences.  Matty John's show just had a good old laugh about Hindy being a pot head. And that everyone who plays NRL loves coke

And players that get caught are expected to pretend they've made some life ruining mistake?

Wasn't Hindy smashing someone the other day for taking drugs?

How can they allow that stuff to air when it just gets normalized

Hindmarsh is stoned just about every show. How does he get away with it.

Pacey's Best wrote:I just had 2 players play tonight. No NPR's

Taumololo 90
Gallen 55

and I'm on a total score of 139.

Geez, they're good this fanhub mob..............................

Subtle brag

Listening to Down on The Upside right now from Soundgarden.

Brailey was solid tonight, although those missed tackles at the end got him away from the 50. My plan was to upgrade him to McInnes in round 13, but he stepped up tonight, perhaps if Smith somehow backs up round 13, he isn't a urgent sell after all.

my tv broke wrote:If rec drug use was de-criminalised and viewed as a health issue (something i agree 100% with), would the general public then have a problem with it?

Alcohol in excess is a destructive drug but its legal and freely available. Coke in excess is a destructive drug but it is "illegal". Weed is just, well, you might cook yourself a bit i spose.

I'm not bashing drug use, I'm bashing the double standards of supposed professionals, you can't take them if you are a professional player but I'm retired now so will do as I please

Are people supposed to believe they only stated after league their careers ended?
 
I agree with James Grahams stance, let people be in their privates lives and sort out the drug enhancement problem

i wasn't very fond of the Sharks to begin with, but fantasy this year has only soured my feelings, 11 weeks of watching my overall rank free-fall as Fifita, Gallen & Brailey's scores rise

Showbags wrote:

I think that is a no, but lets send it upstairs

. Literally!

Welshy wrote:
I'm not bashing drug use, I'm bashing the double standards of supposed professionals, you can't take them if you are a professional player but I'm retired now so will do as I please

Are people supposed to believe they only stated after league their careers ended?
 
I agree with James Grahams stance, let people be in their privates lives and sort out the drug enhancement problem

Eh, I don't see why not, know plenty of people who have given up all sorts of things with the birth of their kids, even if its only for the first little period. Besides if the problem they have is with professionals taking it whilst they are playing, they could have just kept off the shit during the season and got back on it in the offseason and still hold that opinion. Not saying that doesn't make it hypocritical though, especially as these guys have a lot of the same reasons not to be known for it, they represent a brand and are public facing (often role models) and if your average channel nein broadcast its certainly keeping them from a "FG" quality performance.

wolfking wrote:Listening to Down on The Upside right now from Soundgarden.  

Brailey was solid tonight, although those missed tackles at the end got him away from the 50.  My plan was to upgrade him to McInnes in round 13, but he stepped up tonight, perhaps if Smith somehow backs up round 13, he isn't a urgent sell after all.

I listened to spoonman earlier too 

Archer wrote:
Eh, I don't see why not, know plenty of people who have given up all sorts of things with the birth of their kids, even if its only for the first little period. Besides if the problem they have is with professionals taking it whilst they are playing, they could have just kept off the shit during the season and got back on it in the offseason and still hold that opinion. Not saying that doesn't make it hypocritical though, especially as these guys have a lot of the same reasons not to be known for it, they represent a brand and are public facing (often role models) and if your average channel nein broadcast its certainly keeping them from a "FG" quality performance.

Do you honestly believe ex pros who might take stuff now, didn't do it when they were pro league players?